Anniversary Program Of Mountain Council No 44 Jr O U A M
Society notes report the tenth anniversary celebration of Mountain Council No 44 Jr O U A M on December 17 at Wehn Hall with songs prayers and talks. A second program is planned for Blueville school Thursday at 7 15 p m featuring prayers songs scenes and a two act play with students and community members participating.
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Mountaineer Council No. 44, Jr. O. U. A. M
Wehn Hall
Song—America
H. J. Mitchell
M. P. Church
H. M. Dotson
Alvey Jacobs
Dovie Moats
Willis
Lester Hovatter
H. H. Reynolds
Maryland
Hovatter Brothers
D. of A. and Jr. Order
Patsy Mitchell
Eleanor Jacobs
C. C. Moats
Helen
Rhea
Alberta Camp
Rev. Mitchell
George Current
Grafton High School
Edna Moats
Rhena Stockett
Helen Camp
Herbert Dotson
A. D. Camp
W. H. Canfield
B. McVicker
High School Christmas Carol Production Draws Local Talent
Grafton students from West Side East Grafton Central and other schools perform in The Birds Christmas Carol set for Friday night. Virginia Ridenour leads as Carol Bird with Gertrude Sommerville Dickie Watkins and Ruth Ann Newhouse among cast others. Adults include Ruthays Janie Cline and Joseph Ostrowski. Music and dancing accompany scenes as Holiday parade prep notes mention local helpers and sponsors.
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Grafton’ S
Carol Bird
Virgina Lee Ridenour
West Side
Virginia
United Brethren Church
West Grafton
Gertrude Sommerville
Sarah Maud
Dickie” Watkins
Larry
Dickie
Rey Wayne Daugherty
East Grafton
Clement
Gwendolyn Newton
Kitty
Paul Jackson
Peter
Tlal
Central School
Frances Leonard
Peora
Charles McDermott
Cornelius
Ruthays
Little Theatre
Jane
Elfrida
Mrs. Bird
Janie Cline
Jean Murray
Butler
Margaret Aspinall
Eloise Locklard
Mary Louise Harmon
Mary ‘Lambert
Louise McDermott
First Ward
Evelyn McPrunty
Ruth Ann Newhouse
Neva
Jean Brown
Rose Ann Wilson
Ruth McDaniel
Betty Henderson
Dale Lockard
Bobby Brand
Richard Carroll
Sylvia Lucas
Piano Duet Opens Social Evening at Stour Meeting
Mary Bragg and Gloria Squires performed a piano duet solo. Mrs Squires presided over a brief business session with a social period, gift exchange, and refreshments managed by Mrs Audra Gabbert at Stour. Epworth League events followed at St Pauls church with planned sub district cabinet January 6 at Miss Evelyn Miller’s Knottsville home.
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Mary Bragg
Gloria Squires
Epworth League
Grafton
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ruth O'Dell
Evelyn Milller
Knottsville
Ruth Mays
St. Paul League
Fellowsville Church
Personal notices from Rob ert M Brown funeral attendance
Out of town friends and relatives attended Rob ert M Brown s funeral on Monday. Notables include Dr Roy McCuskey Dr L H Chrisman Dr G L Glauner Buckhanon Rev W H Gilmore Rev Thos M Zumbrunnen Wheeling Mrs Henry Newman William R Wolfe Morgantown Mrs How ard Davidson Mrs J W Clem and Mrs James Fast Fairmont Mr and Mrs Lee Rosencrance Beverly Mrs Caroline Vogel Elkins Mr and Mrs Bernard Bonner and son Marion Mr William Bonner Junior Mrs Chas Malcolm Mrs L A Payne Mr and Mrs Edwin Chenoweth Philippi Mrs Frank Brown Belington Charles and Eugene Coffman of Thomas and Davis were visitors in the city Saturday. Mrs Carrie Cole was visiting Mrs Susie Folk in Newburg yesterday. Ensign John Satterfield stationed at Portland Maine was a guest of John Purinton en route to Farmington for a two week vacation. Miss Mary P Bradford of Maple s Avenue is a guest in the Lincoln hotel in New York City for a few days. Attorney O L McDonald Clarksburg was a business visitor in Grafton this morning. Edwin Newham attended the initiation services of the Elks in Fairmont last night. William Samples a Fairmont salesman and former Grafton resident was in town this morning. Miss Eleanor Woodford Philippi was admitted to City hospital for a major operation.
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Robert. M. Brown
Roy McCuskey
L. H. Chrisman
G. L. Glauner
Buckhannon
W. H. Gilmore
Thos. M. Zumbrunnen
Wheeling
Henry Newman
William R. Wolfe
Morgantown
Howard Davidson
J. W. Clem
James Fast
Fairmont
Lee
Rosencrance
Beverly
Caroline Vogel
Elkins
Bernard Bonner
Marion
William Bonner
Chas. Malcolm
L. A. Payne
Edwin Chenoweth
Philippi
Frank Brown
Belington
Charles
Eugene Coffman
Thomas and Davis
Carrie Cole
Susie Folk
Newburg
John Satterfield
Portland
Maine
John Purinton
Farmington
Mary P. Bradford
Maples Avenue
Lincoln Hotel
New York City
Atorney O. L. McDonald
Clarksburg
Grafton
Edwin Newham
Bible Class Entertained by Kings Daughters at Mrs Squires Home
Members of the Kings Daughters Bible Class of the United Brethren church were entertained last night at the home of Mrs. F. M. Squires. The program, led by Mrs. Flora Stillwell, included songs, scripture lesson, prayers, solos, poems, and readings centered on Christmas themes performed by Mrs. Lois Luzader, Mrs. Ralph Redinger, Betty Jean Gordon, Gloria Squires, Shirley Sturms, Mary Catherine Ewers, and others.
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Red Wing Club
Mary Parkhill
Baneo
Emma Rockwell
Lizzie McFarland
Mary Hays
Intermediate Society of the
United Brethren Church
Elsie Parkhill
Helen Prazier
Elsie Park
Priaes Hill
Hays
Mary Catherine
Shirley George
Pauline Park
Hill
Gay Street
Mary Bragg
Mary Catherine Ewers
Marie Dowden
Frances Reed
Hel’n Shomo
Leona Saffel
Mary Virginia Dixon
Gloria Squires
Leif Luzader
Kings’ Daughters
F. M. Squires
Flora Stillwell
Prayer
Lois Luzader
Ralph Redinger
Betty Jean Gordon
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Shirley Sturms
Mrs. B. F. Poé
A Christmas Message From Red Cross Pharmacy Gratton
Many compliments on holiday stock with best gift articles in Gratton. Drive over to inspect stock. there is parking in front. 25¢ to 60c items. compacts 25¢ to $1. manicure sets 10c to 2.50. Amity handbags and leather goods discounts. Lamps, greeting cards, Apollo Candy popular. high quality candy at low prices. See complete line by visiting store.
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Gratton
Red Cross Pharmacy
West Side
Amity
Santa Claus Visits Grafton in Town Parade
Santa Claus greeted children in a first ever Grafton Christmas parade sponsored by the Taylor County Board of Trade. The event featured a wheeled sleigh, grotesque figures, and a talk by Santa about his origin, reindeer, and Eskimos, delighting crowds of locals and schoolchildren.
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Santa Claus
Grafton
First National Bank
Trade Board
Taylor County Board of Trade
Santa
Spinal Meningitis Reported To Dr Stout In Taylor County
One case of spinal meningitis has been reported in Taylor county this week. County Health Officer R D Stout disclosed this morning, but he declined to give the name of the affected one until later in the week. Other contagious diseases reported are four cases of whooping cough at Cecil and one case of diphtheria, a very quiet week for contagion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Oficer
R. D. Stout
Cecil
Birth Announcement for Locke Baby at Piedmont Avenue
Mr and Mrs John Locke of 506 Piedmont avenue announce the birth of a ten pound baby boy born December 18. The child has not been named.
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John Locke
Piedmont Avenue
Early state college papers from Barnes estate found
Fairmont State Teachers College received early newspaper editions depicting life at the institution as part of the J Walter Barnes estate. The former president’s collection adds historic material on college life and administration.
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Fairmont
Fairmont State Teachers College
J. Walter Barnes
Governor Hal Remarks on Hauptmann Evidence Doubts
Governor Hal testified that Hauptmann fingerprints on a ladder were not his views. He said he never expressed doubt as his own opinion and that the points cited reflected questions raised by both defense and prosecution. He noted no definite certainty about the final chapter remaining unwritten.
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Hauptmann
Osborne
Governor questions Hauptmann case and lie detector test
The governor says most doubt remains about the Lindbergh kidnap murder story and cites the need for further clearing up. He notes Hauptmann faces death and that a court order may be required for a lie detector test, with the defense likely to seek it through Judge Thomas W. Trenchard. He muses on fingerprint evidence, noting five hundred fingerprints on the ladder.
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Rehhapter
Lindberghiling
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Woul
Thomas W. Trenchard
Fragmented crime note hints at fingerprint lead in Lindbergh case
A garbled extract mentions pressure to open, a fingerprint, a federal wood expert, and scrap material in a house. Names include Mrs Lindbergh, the infant, Betty Gow, and a Brent Governor Hoffman, implying attention to the crime scene and potential evidence in Mann's attic.
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Mrs. Lindbergh
the Fant
Betty Gow
Ben
Mann
Brent
Hoffman
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Shepherds
Richard Sandy
Buddy Robison
Carroll Tingler
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Richard Linn
Stone
So Man
Charles Shackleford
Ph Norris
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Jack Lucas
Karl Reese
Eleanor Parrish
George Newcome
Virginia Newcome
Jean Gans
Robert Norris
Carolyn Lucas
Mildred Newcome
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Alice Travis
Ralph Latta
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Lloyd Longere
Gertrude Lucas
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Ruth—Grace Cox
Carol Boyd
Charlotta Fawcett
Mr. Williams
Ray Shatter
Mrs. Williams
Mildred Kinter
Joe—Kenneth Casto
Ethel—Nelda Kinnan
Henry
George Ply
Blueville M. E. Church
Stella Knotts
William McFarland
Eastern Star Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Kate
Helen Jennings
Little Angel
Paul William Fawcett
Mildred Iukas
Bill Allender
Eva Ford
Jean Travis
Lucille Granneman
Elizabeth Bowman
Imogene Dever
Lengere
Tots
Bigsrow
Board of Trade
Grafton Electric Company
West Pend Electric Company
Harold Waller
Just-a- Mere Club
Arlie Leonard
William Collins
Theodore Patton
Russell Reese
James Barcus
Walter Patton
W. Main St
N. Daugherty
Baker’s Coal
Marinello Beauty Shop
Main Street
Ty's
Frbof McCro
Ather Cr
Cady
Stout
Hal
BIG Savings
Palmolive
Colgate
Yardley
Frank Medico
Kaywoodie
Shaeffer
Hollingsworth
Evans
Congress
Hershey Kisses
Gillette
Love Drug Company
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GW Loar&co
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Marvel Beauty Shop
M. Bank
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